Clark County honors Emma Griffin and Megan Robinson for bass fishing championship win

During the regular meeting of the Clark County Fiscal Court on May 14, 2025, a significant moment unfolded as the court unanimously approved a resolution honoring two local high school students, Emma Griffin and Megan Robinson, for their remarkable achievement in the Kentucky High School Association's Region 4 Bass Fishing Championship.

The resolution celebrated the duo's historic victory, marking them as the first all-girls team from George Rogers Clark High School to win a regional championship in the program's twelve-year history. Their accomplishment not only highlights their exceptional skill and determination but also brings pride to their school and the entire Clark County community.

Judge Executive Tom Nicholas expressed his admiration for the young athletes, noting that their success reflects the growing excellence within the Clark County Public School System. He emphasized the importance of recognizing such achievements, which inspire other students and foster a sense of community pride.

In addition to the resolution, State Senator Greg Elkins presented honorary citations to both Emma and Megan, acknowledging their extraordinary performance and the positive recognition they have brought to their school and community. The citations highlighted their impressive catch of a five-bass limit, weighing a total of 5 pounds and 13 ounces, which set them apart in the competition.

This recognition not only honors the individual accomplishments of Emma and Megan but also serves as a reminder of the potential within the youth of Clark County. Their victory is a testament to hard work and dedication, encouraging other students to pursue their passions and strive for excellence. As the community celebrates this achievement, it looks forward to the continued success of its young athletes in future competitions.